Jeffries Munroe May Battle For Championship In San Francisco
San Francisco boxing scene centers on a possible Jeffries versus Munroe title bid. Munroe, known as a football player and amateur boxer, has signaled willingness if terms entice, while Jeffries reiterates no race-based challengers. Johnson pressed for a match with Jeffries if available, and a heavyweight showdown between Yanarr and Hanlon looms as the coast’s top attraction on Sept. 22.
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Jeffries
Munroe
San Frafasco
Jack Munroe
Los Angeles
Bill Naughton
San Francisco
Corbett
Muntoe
Butte
Mont
Jack Johnson
Jeffrices
Johnson
Moet
Bennie Yanarr
Chicago
Eddie Hanlon
Baseball Not What It Used To Be In The Days Of Latham And Kelly
An old timer laments changes in baseball as he smokes a cigar and recalls Dan Brouthers and Pop Anson. He notes fewer witty moments, stricter umpiring, and players chasing money, while legends like Latham and Kelly are missed for their flair and skill.
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Dude” Latham
King” Kelly
Hie
Dan Brouthers
Chickson
Fint
Pop’ Anson
Fist Haere
Chicago
Calor
Latham
Tere
Arc
Mike Kelly
Bergens
Crigers
Kelly
Iy Magnate
Bathoy
King of Baseball Lajoie Tops Batting Listing in American League
The article extols Napoleon Lajoie as the King of Yeti in the American League, noting his ahead position on Daugherty and near-closing gap with the league leaders. It lists batting averages for top players including Barrett Callahan Centerford Hickman Green Parent Baybala Davie Bradley Keeler and others, with Lajoie at the forefront.
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Napoleon Lajoie
Aent Simp
Lajoie
Daugherty
Hatte Ayeregas
Hank
Cleveland
Boxton
Barrett
Deira
Callahan
Chicago
Centeford
Detroit
Hickman
Cheve
Green
Chicax
Run-Killer Bat Tactic At Brooklyn Nationals Debut
Dahlen and Sammy Strong of the Brooklyn Nationals reportedly invented a play called the run-kitler. The tactic activates when there is a runner on and the batsman hits to short, aiming to neutralize the runner and surprise opponents.
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Any Dahlen
Sammy Strong
Brooklyn Nationals
Dunn Bt Auler
Fragmentary sports note on a Westie game play
The garbled text describes a runner hurried to score on a bobbie play at West and an attempted throw to First fires to Strong. It mentions a "Crunk-killer" moment and suggests a sequence of mishandled fielding, with references to runners and cramers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teres
Bobbie
West Aie
Mihjen
Velen Inia
Ina Plank
Umpire Cap Tales From Detroit Fans And Baseball Night
Detroit Tribune recounts a rowdy scene with an arbitrator teased by fans. anecdotes describe hats, tossed balls, and improvised gear plays as players joke about attire and on field antics.
Millers Close Series With Doubleheader At St Paul
Minneapolis meets Indianapolis in a three game series with Ford starting for the Minnesotans and Watkins backing him. Heydon handles catching while Yeager and Williams contribute on the mound in a tense league race. Watkins offers fans free admission to build support as the Balnts prepare for another game on Friday and a Saturday double header with the Senators.
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Minneapella
Indianapolis
Watkins
Ford
Millers
Minnehahas
Heydon
Willame
Minneapolis
Yeager
Newsboys
Thurddey
St Paul
Teader
Kellum
Balnts
Benatora
Nell Bat Promising Pick By Manager Strebel
Nell Bat, newly acquired by NEM Ball, shows versatility as he alternates between shortstop and pitcher for the Mud Hens. The move follows his strong showing at second base and infield play, with scouts noting his cool demeanor and potential for future opportunities on the mound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strebel
Nell Bat
Zast
Wan
Balland
Mich
Ball
Mud Hens
Pulpit Draws Diamant Over Baseball Career Choice
The Rev. Charles J. Smith chose a pastorate at a small western church in Rockwell Iowa with a salary of 600 for two years over pursuing professional baseball at 5 a month. He was educated for ministry at Holyoke Moss and became a standout college baseball player, influencing several Teague managers to seek his service.
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Charles J. Smith
First Baptist Church
Rockwell
Marsh
Holyoke, Moss
Crowley Promising Texas Leaguer Joins Redged Hoosiers
Rowley Astar Crowley, a Texas leaguer now with the Hoosiers, signed days ago and pitched Tuesday against the Millers. He delivered a strong eight innings, allowed one run in the ninth, and showed a fast delivery with excellent control. Duggan is a fast outfielder acquired from Homestead. he barrelled one infield hit but may need more at the plate. The doubleheader featured Newlin and McDonald on the mound and solid hitting from Woodruff, Mareap, and Heydon for Indian India, with minor miscues but no outstanding features.
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Crowley
Paints
Honsters
Minenapolis
Duggan
Thomas
McDonald
Mitters
Prist
Where They Play Baseball Schedule Fragment
A fragmented sports page lists matchups by league with teams and cities. American Association games include Minneapolis at Indianapolis St Paul at Louisville Milwaukee at Columbus Kansas City at Toledo. American League games feature New York at Washington and Brooklyn at New York among others in a partial schedule. Central and National League entries show Evansville at South Bend and Boston at Philadelphia with several incomplete pairings.
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Chils
American Association
Wen
Pet
St. Pau Ae
Indianapolis Steree
Kansas City
The
Columbus
Minneapolis
Toledo
Indianapois
Stienminolia
Indbixapedis
Minneapotin
Louisriie
St. Thad
Milwauker
Col Rf ‘Bus. Hi
Kansas
Chey
Wun
Lest
Pe ' Phisburg
Aveenann
New York
Cy Chiesa
al Avi
Sr HakIyn
Bostapi
St. Moule
Pithadedptia
Nate
Bronklen
Boston
Urooklyn
Teonton
Cincinnati
Phivae
Ciubs
Detroit
St. Louis
Chiesa
Lax
Washington
Indianapolis
St. Paul
Louisville
St. Louie
Chicago
Cleveland
Evansville
South Bend
Grand Rapids
Dayton
Marion
Wheeling
Hit by Pitchers and Double Plays Across Game
Summary of a baseball game noting hits by Crowles and Yeager, sacrifices by Ntz-Pox and Woodrutt, double plays by Tamsett to Fox to wun and Martin to Spooner, stolen base by Yeager, and players fogriever Tamsett Indianapolis Anatis with an umpire Hashed. Time 1:%.
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Indianapolis
ABRO
Ihm
Fox
Hogrlever
Woodall
Maren
Heydon
Caulivy
Tamsett
Newitt
Pia
Minnapolis
Sulnva
Mataney
Lally
Dot
Yeager
Spooner
Marth
A A
McDonald
Annies Tnillanapotis
Minarg
Newlin
Crowles
Sally
Thomas
Kthm
Pox
Woodrutt
Wun
Martin
Fogriever
bail—Yeager
Minne- Anatis
Prospects Bright On The Midway
The 1913 Chicago University football squad hopes to claim a western title with Edlaworth at center and Ellsworth captain among 12 returning players. The schedule features Northwestern, Wisconsin, Michigan, West Point, and Haskell with most games at Marshall Field and one at Midway.
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Chicago’ University
Michigan
Edlaworth
Tridant
Catlin
Parry
Gale
Guar
Maxwell
Buckley
Ellsworth
Burrows
Ahlsweda
Terry
Tripp
Sehmar
Jennison
Ivey
Bezdek
Wightman
Sneluder
Climax
Mareqns
Northwestern
Hinots
Wisconsin
West Point Cadets
Haskell Indians
Midjap
Anid
West Point
Weat Folut
Echeule
Thurston
Englewood High
Lombard College
Hyde Park
Korth
Igh
Lawrence Universi
Lost Tales From The Browns And Giants Charm
A fragment recounts early baseball lore involving Chris Von Der Abe and the Browns, with notes on a tense series in St Louis and an uneasy Sunday crowd. The tale shifts to a humorous exchange between the umpire George and Von Der Abe, recalling past misadventures and a rain-interrupted game.
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Chris von der Ane
St. Louis
von der Ake
Browns
Managin
Charles Comiskey
Tyst Steet-Bageman
Ciik
Lanis
Parnum
von der Abe
Mes 'Cnough
Omaha Hee
Geemans
Aitoneries
Grewna
Columbus
St. Lous
Aa St. Tants
Chris
Connie
Will Harvard Change Her Ideas About Professional Coaching
Ned Hanlon, rowing expert recently dismissed from Columbia, is reported to be engaged to coach Harvard crews, signaling a shift from amateur to professional coaching. The move could validate his methods and revive Harvard’s dominance in rowing while fueling debate over coaching philosophy between Harvard Yale and other programs.
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Harvard
Ned Hanlon
the Crimson
Columbia
Harvard University
Hanlon
Eyck
Crimson
Yale
Crisch
Nia
Sockalenis the fallen Indian baseball star of old
Sockalenis once a meteoric star of baseball, brilliant in throwing and base running but never a consistent hitter. After a rapid rise with Notre Dame and the Cleveland organization, his career waned amid personal struggles, ending on a ferry boat earning a meager wage. Other Indian players like Brice and Tale remain as faint echoes of a once celebrated outfielder.
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Maine
Soskalexis
Nfe
Sorkulexis
Wag City
Sockulexis
Patsy Tebeau
Clevelands
Hidian
Nore Dame University
Mike Powers
Athletics
Norman Gibson
Buslan Americans
Tedeun
Sockntexts
Jesse Burkett
Aleged Burkett
Bsockalisis
Hyner
Bender
Brice
Tale
Louisville May Join Southern League Reorganization
Unconfirmed reports indicate the Southern League may be reorganized with Louisville as a possible participant. Details and official confirmation are pending, leaving teams and fans awaiting further information from league authorities.
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Southern League
Soythern League
Hair Growth Breakthrough Promises Overnight Results
A sensational claim by Famaua Doctor Chemist Hax promises rapid hair growth from a secret compound claimed to work on bald heads. The sensational notice offers free trial packages, touts laboratory effort and world famous discoveries, and arouses medical reaction despite lack of verifiable detail.
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Famaua Docttor
Hax
Discoverer Promises Hair Growth Overnight
A celebrated physician-chemist at the Altenheim Medical Dispensary claims to have produced a compound that grows hair overnight and halts loss in one hour. He offers trial packs of Foxo hair restorative to anyone writing with a 2 cent stamp, promising rapid restoration and universal cures across ages and conditions.
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Altenheim
Joe
Yeyra
Allenheim Medicals Dispensary
Foso
Cincinnati
Ohio
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Strong
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Yue Ae
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O'Loughlin
Detroit ‘Tribune
Tapas
Hartford
Lily Barnie
Sir
Springfield
Tom Burns
Buckensberger
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Burns
Pulpit
Diamant
Rowley Astar
Hoosiers
Phildelphia
Moston
St. Linn
Fort Wayne
Beunaville
Marion, & South Bend
Terre Waute
Grand Rapide
Dowkle
Newhia
Tuan
Storey Baxex
Lhogrlever
Wi Tarnsett
Lettan Bases
Fdlinanpells
Morea
Madsen, 2
S. Minne
Oy McDote
Newyin
Lee Yeager
Lezens
Chiles
Wayne Va
Marlon
Brankville
Terre Haute
Dayton Oye
Garen
Grand Rapid
ATM
Regriewer
Fred
Wow Wit
Marean
Coulter
Dugean
Bev Wamertt
Clown
Davee
Settenn
Maloney
Oyler
Monmouth College
University of Indiana
Sues
Cornell
Iowa
Cole
Get
Purdue University
Rust Medical Cole
Northwestern Universally
Chris von der Ahe Wanted
George
Chiia
Itta
Shreenport
Little Rock
Movile
Chattanooga
Macon
Augusta
Savannah
Charleston
Sockalenis
Orce
Hla
Aan
AX C Me
Dl Easen
Matty
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